Union County College’s SIGN Club’s Annual Interpreters Forum Topic: Educational Interpreting: What it was and what it is now!! Join us and learn more about this area of the interpreting world…from current professionals in the field! This event includes a panel discussion followed by a short reception. Interpreters provided. Free Admission for all! When: Saturday, […]

University of Rochester Newsroom Traditionally, deaf people who use American Sign Language (ASL) are excluded from health research and thus medically underserved, the study noted. But in this case, researchers collaborated with members of the Rochester, NY, deaf community – this is … To See More

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November 29, 2011 Story Highlights: The money will mainly be used for scholarships for MSSE students. National need for more qualified teachers in science, technology, engineering and match for deaf and hard-of-hearing children. About 250 students have graduated from NTID’s MSSe program since it began accepting students in 1995. Employement rate for MSSE students is more than […]

Are you a deaf person who would like to be an interpreter? What is a CDI? Do you wish you could be a CDI? Do I have what is needed to be a CDI? What is the road map to CDI? How and where do I get a CDI? If you are interested in learning […]

Please join the Ocean County College Interpreter Training Program for our 1st Annual Holiday Party! Sunday, December 11th from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM The Fraternal Order of Police Hall 1791 North Bay Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753 Buy your tickets in advance for $15. Tickets Available at the door for $20. Dress to impress! […]

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I’m trying to talk my parents and in-laws into coming to our place for Thanksgiving.

Ever since leaving for college at age 18, I’ve traveled over the holidays.

My hubby and I are moving in early November, and we’ll hopefully be settled into our new place by Turkey Day. I’d hate to move in and then turn around and leave right away. Plus, it sounds fun to host the holidays. Of course, I’ve never cooked a Thanksgiving dinner before, but a minor detail, right? I can figure it out.

One year I asked my mom if she’d teach me to cook the turkey. I arrived at her house ready to tackle the bird and learn how to make stuffing. My grandmother was visiting too. The two of them have been taking on Thanksgiving together forever, and despite my good intentions, everyone fell into their normal roles that year. My brother helped mash the potatoes, my dad prepared to carve, I found myself setting the table, pouring the wine, and arranging the relish tray. My mom and grandmother had their own rhythm and didn’t need anyone – including me – butting in. Or maybe I simply got distracted watching whatever movies my brother had rented from the video store. Either way, I never learned how to bake a turkey. (Actually, bake or roast?)

This year will be different. My grandmother no longer travels. One of my brothers is married and will be away. I’ve pegged the local, sustainable farm where I plan to purchase Mr. Tom. (For any vegetarians, here are some recipes I stumbled across on GentleThanksgiving.org).

My parents jumped on the chance to come to my place for a change. I hope my in-laws do too.

Times are changing. Times are changing.

Part of me is nervous about altering the rhythm of our holiday, but I’m excited too.

Directions

Preheat oven to 350º
Mix herbs and oil in small bowl. Brush mixture onto crispbread.
Mix parmesan cheese with salt and pepper to taste in a separate small bowl. Sprinkle parmesan cheese mixture on crispbread.
Place crispbread on baking sheet line with parchment and bake for 5 to 7 minutes.